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Tested something to see if it works or is suitable
Try out
Had a particular result or ending, often unexpectedly.
Turn out
The teacher ______ several mistakes in our essays so we could improve them.
pointed out
I _____ the new restaurant in town, and the food was amazing!
tried out
It _____ that the party was much more fun than I had expected.
turned out
I ________ a flu last week, so I had to miss school for a few days.
came down with
She always ________ great ideas for group projects.
comes up with
He quickly ________ the fact that I was feeling uncomfortable in the conversation.
picked up on
Before the play starts, let’s ________ our lines one last time.
run through
The company ________ a customer satisfaction survey to improve its services.
carried out
R / W? Fix if wrong. If you fixed the roof, it wouldn’t have leaked.
W If you had fixed the roof, it wouldn’t have leaked. or If you had fixed the roof, it wouldn’t leak.
R / W? If I had a degree, I would have got that job.
R
R / W? If Paul hadn’t drive too fast, he wouldn’t have been in trouble with the police.
W driven
R / W? If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.
R
R / W? If you hadn’t been so lazy, you would pass the test.
R
(suppose) Imagine you could play the guitar - what kind of music would you play?
Suppose you could play the guitar - what kind of music would you play?
(provided) You can practise, but don't make any noise.
Provided you don't make any noise, you can practise.
(otherwise) Close the door. It'll get cold in here.
Close the door, otherwise it'll get cold in here.
(as long as) Let me play games on it and I'll fix it.
As long as you let me play games on it, I'll fix it.
(unless) Help me or I'll get really bad marks.
Unless you help me, I'll get really bad marks.
(provided) You can go to the party. Promise to be home by 11 o'clock.
You can go to the party provided you are home by 11 o'clock.
(provided) You can go to the party. Promise to be home by 11 o'clock.
You can go to the party provided you are home by 11 o'clock.
(as long as) You can borrow my car. Drive it carefully.
You can borrow my car, as long as you drive it carefully.
UNLESS / SUPPOSE / PROVIDED _____ you weren't at school today. What would you do?
suppose
UNLESS / SUPPOSE / AS LONG AS OK, I'll tell you what happened, ________ you promise not to tell anyone else.
as long as
PROVIDED / UNLESS / OTHERWISE I'll never speak to you again ________ you say sorry right now.
unless
PROVIDED / UNLESS / OTHERWISE You'll do fine in the exam ________ you study enough.
provided
PROVIDED / UNLESS / OTHERWISE I think I should go home now, ________ my parents will be worried.
otherwise
PROVIDED / UNLESS / OTHERWISE I don't mind going to the cinema alone _______ it's a film I really want to see.
provided
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